Felix was duped by his uncle into a goose farming partnership, promised 40% of profits. To save his mother, he worked day and night for a year, making the farm thrive. But at payout, his uncle refused, beat him, and left him in the snow to die. Rescued by his dog Rex—a magical being—Felix started his own farm, won the daughter of the richest man, and turned his life around. Without Felix, the uncle's farm collapsed with goose flu, canceled orders, huge penalties, and the uncle went mad.
Having helped his uncle Duncan earn $100k running a goose farm, Felix is denied the 40% share they agreed on. Begging for $500 to cover his mom’s medical bills only earns him cruel insults, leaving him heartbroken and desperate.
Woken up by talking Rex, a Celestial Hound soul fragment repaying a 10-year-old rescue debt, Felix gets a second life. He vows to take revenge on Duncan, launch his own farm to support his family, and first pulls a small prank on Duncan’s farm.
Felix decides to start his own goose farm after relatives refuse to lend him money. His mom offers her funeral savings, his sister wants to drop out to help but is told to focus on studies. He plans to hike the mountain with his dog and finds wild ginseng, while his old boss tries to lure him back with cash for a big order.
Stranded in a wolf den after their car breaks down, a wealthy heiress and her loyal guard Gavin are threatened by wolves. Felix and Rex consider rescuing her, tempted by the fortune her rich family could offer, while a shocking moment unfolds when someone accidentally runs over a wolf.
Felix saves Stella and Gavin from danger, fixes their car's blocked fuel line, and credits his dog Rex for fending off wolves. Stella, from the wealthy Shen family, offers him any reward; when Felix asks for $5,000, others suspect he's eager to climb the social ladder.
A humble farmer accepts only $5,000 from a wealthy man’s daughter to launch his goose farm, rejecting the chance to marry into fortune despite family pressure. He prioritizes self-earned wealth, then takes on a high-stakes international export order for geese and eggs, promising flawless on-time delivery.
Felix returns safely with his loyal dog Rex's help, earning a reward to cover family medical bills, tuition and their dream goose farm. His ungrateful uncle, who once kicked him out without pay, begs for help but gets rejected. Undeterred, Felix and Rex scout a cost-effective farm spot with clover seeds geese love.
Felix rents an abandoned greenhouse to start his own goose farm, ignoring Logan's warning and enduring villagers' mockery, especially David's arrogant taunts. He knows his uncle Duncan's goose farm will face a crisis due to an upcoming temperature drop.
Felix is mocked by his uncle Duncan and fellow villagers for running a goose farm, while Duncan proudly claims he’s about to partner with the influential Shen family. But just as Duncan is showing off, shocking news breaks—all the geese on his farm are dead.
Duncan faces a 200,000 penalty after all his 5,000 geese die suddenly. The man he kicked out and beat on New Year's Eve mocks it as karma. Meanwhile, a team seeking geese for an overseas roast goose brand meets a young gosling-raiser who surprisingly claims he can fulfill their big order.
Felix, a new goose farmer, lands a high-stakes order to deliver 5,000 adult geese and 100 pounds of eggs in three days, aiming to outshine his uncle Duncan. Duncan seethes over losing the order and threatens revenge, while the client remains cautious but gives Felix a chance, building tense, gripping drama.
After all their geese die, the family is convinced Felix poisoned them out of revenge and stole their money before leaving. They're furious and prepare to confront him violently, while a child tells their mom they've found sources of quality geese, sparking tense dramatic conflicts.
Uncle Duncan falsely accuses Felix of stealing money and poisoning geese, threatening to seize his family farm and burn it down if he doesn't comply. Felix insists on having a doctor examine the dead geese to prove his innocence, drawing villagers to witness this tense showdown. Will Felix clear his name?
Felix is wrongfully accused by his uncle Duncan of poisoning geese, but the truth is the geese froze or were crushed to death. Duncan still shifts blame to Felix and plots to block him from buying geese, sparking fierce conflicts that keep viewers hooked.
Felix tries to collect geese for his order, but villagers gossip about him being ungrateful. When he approaches farmers Sam, Joe, and Ben to pick up the geese they’d agreed to sell, they return his deposit and refuse to cooperate, accusing him of stealing his uncle Duncan’s money and order. Felix suspects Duncan is sabotaging him to make him fail.
Felix is falsely accused by his uncle of poisoning geese and stealing money. They confront in public, but the uncle dares not take a curse oath to back up his claim. Later, his friends learn the truth, stick to the agreed price to buy his geese, and reveal the order is from the Shen family—offering a shot at direct cooperation if the geese are good.
Duncan is exposed for framing his nephew Felix after his own geese froze to death. Enraged that Felix has quickly acquired a new batch of geese, Duncan teams up with David to sneak to Felix’s farm at midnight. Felix and his dog Rex catch wind and hide to spy on their malicious plans.
Humiliated by Felix in the village, his uncle teams up with David to poison Felix's 2000 geese for revenge. But their scheme backfires—disrupted by a dog, they get trapped by panicked geese and have to beg Felix to let them out.
Felix urges villagers to keep watch over the farm, stressing the importance of securing a long-term partnership with the prominent Shen family. Villagers eagerly agree, placing their trust in Felix’s character. When Duncan and David are caught near the goose shed (exposed for lying about passing by), they admit fault as geese peck them. Felix decides to let them go since no harm came to the geese.
Felix catches his uncle Duncan red-handed attempting to poison his geese, which are critical for the village's deal with the Shen family. Villagers confront Duncan, who begs for mercy. Felix prioritizes fulfilling the urgent order over calling police, with villagers offering to guard his farm.